The popular Indie PC Game, Frozen Synapse has sold over 300k copies, which is a “best case scenario” according to the developers “Mode 7”
Designer Paul Taylor explained that the studio had set itself a goal of selling 100,000 copies within a year of launch “without a significant marketing spend”. They managed to beat their target in 5 months.
As if the sales themselves were not enough, they also gained $135,000 in profits from the paid Beta. What’s more, is that according to the developers, the majority of the sales were at a discounted price.
With the game selling for $24.99, direct revenues via its own site so far total $300,000, before third party stores such as Steam are included.
The game cost $140,000 to make, with three full time staff members, one long-term contractor and a few freelancers.
“Frozen Synapse has been a success for Mode 7, both for us personally and for the company,” wrote Taylor.
Source: Gamesbreif
The world of wireless networking is constantly evolving, and with the advent of WiFi 7,…
Activision has begun implementing strict measures to address VPN usage through updates introduced by Team…
It seems that the developer of Marvel Rivals, the superhero fighting game, is taking strict…
Phil Spencer, the head of Microsoft's gaming division, Xbox, has revealed in an interview that…
Until now, Qualcomm's exclusivity as the only processor manufacturer supporting Windows 11 ARM had created…
AMD has officially confirmed plans to lay off 4% of its global workforce, amounting to…